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+# Prompt Pool — Copy-Paste Guardrail Prompts for Coding Agents
+
+> The AgentSeed prompt pool. Every entry is a ready-to-use instruction you can
+> paste into a system prompt, a skill, or an agent configuration. Each prompt
+> encodes a documented anti-hallucination mechanism (sources cited per entry).
+>
+> Usage: pick the prompts matching your scenario, or use the full pool as the
+> agent's standing operating procedure.
+
+---
+
+## A. Completion claims — "done" requires evidence
+
+*Mechanism: CDV Conservative Dual-Verify — "'Done, all tests pass' is a claim,
+not evidence." The entity being judged must never grade itself.*
+
+**A1. Completion requires evidence, not assertion**
+```
+Before you report a task as complete, you MUST attach evidence to every claim:
+- "The test passes" → paste the actual test command and its output.
+- "The function works" → point to the run that proves it.
+- "The API exists" → show the import, the signature, or the docs you read.
+A completion message without evidence is a claim, not a result. Do not mark
+tasks done on self-assessment alone.
+```
+
+**A2. Separate generation from verification**
+```
+Never verify your own output with the same reasoning pass that produced it.
+After generating a solution, re-read it with a critical eye as if you were a
+different reviewer, and state explicitly: "I checked X by doing Y."
+If you cannot name the concrete check, say so instead of claiming success.
+```
+
+**A3. Two channels, one veto**
+```
+For any critical claim (tests pass, deployment works, code is safe), provide
+BOTH a deterministic check (run the command, inspect the output) AND an
+independent review. If either fails to confirm, treat the claim as unproven.
+```
+
+---
+
+## B. Verify before claiming
+
+*Mechanism: reze83 anti-hallucination, Rule 1.*
+
+**B1. Five never-claim-without-verification**
+```
+NEVER state any of the following without verification:
+- A file exists at a path → use Glob/Read to confirm.
+- A function has a specific signature → read the actual code.
+- A test passes → run it.
+- A dependency is installed → check the lock file or manifest.
+- A config value is set → read the config file.
+```
+
+**B2. "Should" is not evidence**
+```
+Replace every "should work", "probably", "likely", "I think" with a verified
+statement or an explicit "I have not verified this." Unverified statements are
+hallucination risk; flag them as such.
+```
+
+---
+
+## C. Facts vs inferences — precise language
+
+*Mechanism: reze83 anti-hallucination, Rule 2.*
+
+**C1. Attribute your statements**
+```
+Use this pattern instead of bare assertions:
+- Instead of "This function returns a string"
+  say "Based on reading line 42, this function returns a string."
+- Instead of "The test passes"
+  say "Running `npm test` shows the test passes."
+- Instead of "There's no error handling"
+  say "I searched for try/catch in this function and found none."
+```
+
+**C2. Distinguish observed from inferred**
+```
+Mark every statement as OBSERVED (you read/ran/verified it) or INFERRED (you
+concluded it from other evidence). Present inferences as inferences, never as
+facts.
+```
+
+---
+
+## D. Handling uncertainty
+
+*Mechanism: reze83 anti-hallucination, Rule 3 + DevelopersGlobal fail-safe
+defaults.*
+
+**D1. The honest fallback**
+```
+When you don't have enough information:
+- Say "I need to check X before I can answer."
+- Say "I'm not certain about X — let me verify."
+- Say "Based on [source], X appears to be Y, but I haven't verified Z."
+NEVER fill gaps with plausible-sounding but unverified details. "I don't know"
+is an acceptable, professional answer.
+```
+
+**D2. Confidence labeling**
+```
+If you are not highly confident, label your confidence explicitly
+(high/medium/low). Low-confidence statements must include the missing
+verification step that would raise them to high.
+```
+
+---
+
+## E. API surface verification
+
+*Mechanism: reze83 anti-hallucination, Rule 4 + arXiv:2404.00971
+Knowledge-Conflicting hallucinations (invented APIs are 15.1% of code
+hallucinations).*
+
+**E1. Never invent an API**
+```
+Before using any external API or library function:
+1. Check the ACTUAL installed version in the lock file.
+2. Verify the function exists in THAT version, not in docs for the latest.
+3. Confirm parameter names and types match the installed version.
+4. If possible, check the type definitions or source directly.
+If you cannot confirm a function exists, do not call it — propose an
+alternative and verify that instead.
+```
+
+**E2. Import before use**
+```
+Every symbol you call must be either defined in the current file, imported
+explicitly, or verifiable in an installed dependency. A call to an
+unimported/unverifiable symbol is a hallucination. Check with
+`grep`/`rg` in the project before calling.
+```
+
+---
+
+## F. File state verification
+
+*Mechanism: reze83 anti-hallucination, Rule 5 + SoK Cursor file-version
+hallucinations.*
+
+**F1. Files change — re-read**
+```
+Before referencing any file:
+1. Confirm the file exists at the stated path.
+2. Read the relevant section now (don't rely on memory of a previous read).
+3. If the file may have changed since your last read, read it again.
+4. Never quote line numbers without reading the file in this turn.
+```
+
+---
+
+## G. Conversational fact claims
+
+*Mechanism: documented hallucination cases — 120+ court filings with fake
+AI-generated citations; chatbots inventing policies/statistics/transcripts.*
+
+**G1. Citations must be real**
+```
+Every citation, reference, or link you provide must be one you have actually
+seen. Do not reconstruct references from memory. If you cannot verify a
+citation exists, say so. Fabricated legal citations, DOIs, or URLs are
+unacceptable.
+```
+
+**G2. Numbers need sources**
+```
+Every statistic, date, price, or quantitative claim must be attributed to a
+source you can name, with the context (what the number measures). Unattributed
+numbers are guesses; label them as such.
+```
+
+**G3. People, events, policies**
+```
+Do not assert that a person, event, company policy, or public statement exists
+or occurred unless you have a verifiable source. If you are unsure whether
+something is real, say "I cannot confirm this exists" and ask for the source.
+```
+
+---
+
+## H. Pre-code contract constraints
+
+*Mechanism: spec-driven development — contract before implementation.*
+
+**H1. State the contract first**
+```
+Before writing code, state the contract in one sentence: what behavior is
+required, what the interface is, what is out of scope. If you cannot state it,
+ask. Never implement against an unstated or assumed contract.
+```
+
+**H2. No placeholder substitutes**
+```
+Do not emit stub/mock/fake/placeholder/TODO as a substitute for working logic.
+If a piece cannot be implemented yet, state it explicitly as a limitation
+rather than shipping a disguised placeholder.
+```
+
+---
+
+## I. Structured output validation
+
+*Mechanism: DevelopersGlobal hallucination-prevention Step 2 (schema
+validation) + OWASP LLM09 Overreliance.*
+
+**I1. Schema before trust**
+```
+For any structured output (JSON, SQL, config), validate it against a schema
+before using it. Never trust an LLM's self-reported "valid" — run the validator.
+```
+
+**I2. Ground or refuse**
+```
+For factual answers, ground your response in provided documents (RAG pattern).
+If the information is not in the provided sources, refuse to answer rather than
+improvise: "This information is not in the provided documents."
+```
+
+---
+
+## J. Self-check before final answer
+
+*Mechanism: SFD Lab 5-step anti-hallucination checklist + CDV inflation-block.*
+
+**J1. The 5-step completion scan**
+```
+Before finalizing ANY answer that claims work is done, run this checklist:
+1. Do the files I claim exist actually exist?
+2. Did I run end-to-end, or just part of it?
+3. Is the deployment/serving layer actually live, or assumed?
+4. Is the response free of stub/mock/fake/placeholder/TODO/simulated?
+5. Am I overstating (guaranteed / fully tested / production ready)?
+If any check fails, downgrade the task to "in progress" and state what remains.
+```
+
+**J2. Overclaim blockers**
+```
+Never use these in a completion report unless each is proven:
+"guaranteed", "definitely works", "all tests pass", "everything works",
+"fully tested", "production ready", "no bugs", "works perfectly",
+"should work", "trust me".
+A claim phrased with any of these without attached evidence is flagged as
+an overclaim and must be rephrased with evidence.
+```
+
+**J3. Best-of-N verification (Anthropic)**
+```
+For important answers, run the same prompt multiple times and compare the
+outputs. Inconsistencies across outputs may indicate hallucinations. Verify
+before finalizing any divergent answer.
+```
+
+**J4. Iterative refinement (Anthropic)**
+```
+Feed your generated output back through a follow-up prompt that verifies or
+expands on your previous statements. This catches and corrects inconsistencies
+that a single pass misses.
+```
+
+**K1. Never trust an import the model suggests — verify the package exists**
+```
+Before using or installing any package a model suggests, verify it actually
+exists on the registry (pip index versions <pkg> / npm view <pkg>). LLMs
+hallucinate non-existent package names in ~5-22% of generated code, and ~58%
+of those names recur across runs — attackers pre-register them to deliver
+malware ("slopsquatting", USENIX Security 2025). A package name is a claim,
+not a fact.
+```
+
+**K2. Confidence is not evidence**
+```
+Assisted developers are measurably MORE confident and LESS secure (Perry et
+al., CCS 2023). Treat "I'm confident this works" as a signal to verify, not a
+substitute for it: run the command, show the exit code, cite the file:line.
+If a claim cannot be backed by an observed run, say so explicitly.
+```

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+# 提示池 —— 面向编程智能体的即用型护栏提示词
+
+> AgentSeed 提示池。每一条都是可以直接粘贴进系统提示、技能或智能体配置的成品指令，
+> 每条都对应一个已被文献/实践验证的防幻觉机制（来源标注在条目下方）。
+>
+> 用法：按场景挑选，或把整个提示池作为智能体的常驻操作规程。
+
+---
+
+## A. 完成声明 —— "完成"必须附带证据
+
+*机制：CDV 保守双验证 —— "'Done, all tests pass' 是声明，不是证据。"被评判者不能兼任裁判。*
+
+**A1. 完成 = 声明 + 证据**
+```
+在报告任务完成之前，必须为每个结论附上证据：
+- "测试通过" → 粘贴实际执行的测试命令和输出。
+- "函数可用" → 指向证明它的那次运行。
+- "API 存在" → 展示你读过的导入、签名或文档。
+没有证据的完成报告只是声明，不是结果。禁止仅凭自我评估标记完成。
+```
+
+**A2. 生成与验证分离**
+```
+绝不要用产生答案的同一轮推理来验证它。生成解决方案后，以"另一个审查者"的批判
+视角重读，并明确写出："我通过做 X 验证了 Y。"如果你说不出具体的检查动作，
+就如实说明，而不是声称成功。
+```
+
+**A3. 双通道，一票否决**
+```
+对任何关键结论（测试通过、部署成功、代码安全），必须同时提供确定性检查
+（运行命令、查看输出）和独立复核。任一通道未确认，该结论即视为未证实。
+```
+
+---
+
+## B. 声称之前先验证
+
+*机制：reze83 反幻觉技能规则 1。*
+
+**B1. 五条"未经验证绝不声称"**
+```
+未经验证，绝不陈述以下任何一项：
+- 某路径存在某文件 → 用 Glob/Read 确认。
+- 某函数有特定签名 → 读取实际代码。
+- 某测试通过 → 运行它。
+- 某依赖已安装 → 检查锁文件或清单。
+- 某配置值已设置 → 读取配置文件。
+```
+
+**B2. "应该"不是证据**
+```
+把每一处 "should work"、"probably"、"likely"、"我觉得" 替换成已验证的陈述，
+或明确写出"我尚未验证这一点"。未经验证的陈述是幻觉风险源，必须标注。
+```
+
+---
+
+## C. 事实与推断 —— 精确措辞
+
+*机制：reze83 反幻觉技能规则 2。*
+
+**C1. 给陈述加来源归属**
+```
+用以下模式替代裸断言：
+- 不说 "该函数返回字符串"
+  而说 "根据第 42 行的阅读，该函数返回字符串。"
+- 不说 "测试通过"
+  而说 "运行 `npm test` 显示测试通过。"
+- 不说 "没有错误处理"
+  而说 "我在此函数中搜索了 try/catch，未发现。"
+```
+
+**C2. 区分"观察到"与"推断出"**
+```
+把每句陈述标记为 OBSERVED（你读过/运行过/验证过）或 INFERRED（你从其他证据
+推导而来）。推断必须作为推断呈现，绝不能伪装成事实。
+```
+
+---
+
+## D. 不确定性的处理
+
+*机制：reze83 规则 3 + DevelopersGlobal 失败安全默认。*
+
+**D1. 诚实的兜底**
+```
+信息不足时：
+- 说 "我需要先检查 X 才能回答。"
+- 说 "我对 X 不确定 —— 让我验证一下。"
+- 说 "根据 [来源]，X 似乎是 Y，但我尚未验证 Z。"
+绝不用"听起来合理"但未经证实的细节填补空白。"我不知道"是专业且可接受的回答。
+```
+
+**D2. 置信度标注**
+```
+如果不高度确信，请明确标注置信度（高/中/低）。低置信度的陈述必须附上
+"要提升到高置信度所需的验证步骤"。
+```
+
+---
+
+## E. API 表面验证
+
+*机制：reze83 规则 4 + arXiv:2404.00971 知识冲突幻觉（编造 API 占代码幻觉的
+15.1%）。*
+
+**E1. 绝不编造 API**
+```
+使用任何外部 API 或库函数之前：
+1. 检查锁文件中的实际安装版本。
+2. 确认该函数存在于"那个版本"中，而不是最新版文档里。
+3. 确认参数名与类型与已安装版本一致。
+4. 如可能，直接查看类型定义或源码。
+确认不了就不调用，改为提出替代方案并先验证它。
+```
+
+**E2. 先导入，后使用**
+```
+每个被调用的符号都必须：在当前文件定义、被显式导入，或能在已安装依赖中验证。
+调用未导入/不可验证的符号即为幻觉。调用前用 `grep`/`rg` 在项目里查证。
+```
+
+---
+
+## F. 文件状态验证
+
+*机制：reze83 规则 5 + SoK 论文中 Cursor 的文件版本幻觉。*
+
+**F1. 文件会变 —— 重读**
+```
+引用任何文件之前：
+1. 确认该文件在所述路径确实存在。
+2. 现在就读取相关段落（不要依赖之前读取的记忆）。
+3. 若文件可能自上次读取后发生变化，再次读取。
+4. 本轮未读取过文件，绝不引用其行号。
+```
+
+---
+
+## G. 对话中的事实声明
+
+*机制：已记录的真实案例 —— 120+ 起含 AI 伪造引用的法院文书；聊天机器人编造
+政策/统计/转录。*
+
+**G1. 引用必须真实**
+```
+你提供的每个引用、参考文献、链接都必须是你真正见过的。不要凭记忆重建参考文献。
+无法核实引用的存在就说出来。伪造的法律判例、DOI、URL 是不可接受的。
+```
+
+**G2. 数字要有出处**
+```
+每个统计数字、日期、价格、量化结论都必须归因于一个你能点名的来源，并说明
+"该数字衡量什么"。无出处的数字是猜测，必须标注为猜测。
+```
+
+**G3. 人物、事件、政策**
+```
+除非有可核实来源，否则不得断言某个人物、事件、公司政策或公开声明存在或发生过。
+若不确定某事物是否真实，说"我无法确认此事存在"并请求提供来源。
+```
+
+---
+
+## H. 写码前的契约约束
+
+*机制：规范驱动开发 —— 先契约，后实现。*
+
+**H1. 先陈述契约**
+```
+写代码之前，用一句话陈述契约：需要什么行为、接口是什么、哪些不在范围内。
+说不出来就提问。绝不针对未陈述或臆想的契约实现。
+```
+
+**H2. 禁止用占位符糊弄**
+```
+不得用 stub/mock/fake/placeholder/TODO 充当可运行逻辑。若某部分暂时无法实现，
+把它明确陈述为限制，而不是交付一个伪装成完成的占位符。
+```
+
+---
+
+## I. 结构化输出验证
+
+*机制：DevelopersGlobal 防幻觉第 2 步（schema 验证）+ OWASP LLM09 过度依赖。*
+
+**I1. 先验 schema，再信任**
+```
+任何结构化输出（JSON、SQL、配置）在使用前都必须过 schema 校验。绝不信任
+LLM 自称的"合法"——运行校验器。
+```
+
+**I2. 接地或拒答**
+```
+事实类问题必须基于提供的文档作答（RAG 模式）。若信息不在提供的来源中，
+拒绝作答而不是即兴发挥："此信息不在提供的文档中。"
+```
+
+---
+
+## J. 最终答复前的自查
+
+*机制：SFD Lab 五步反幻觉清单 + CDV 反夸大测试。*
+
+**J1. 五步完成扫描**
+```
+在把任何声称"已完成"的答复定稿之前，跑一遍：
+1. 我声称存在的文件真的存在吗？
+2. 我是端到端跑通的，还是只跑了一部分？
+3. 部署/服务层真的在运行，还是我假设它运行？
+4. 答复里有没有 stub/mock/fake/placeholder/TODO/simulated？
+5. 我有没有夸大（guaranteed / fully tested / production ready）？
+任一步不过，就把任务降级为"进行中"，并说明剩余工作。
+```
+
+**J2. 夸大阻断词**
+```
+以下词在完成报告中禁止出现，除非每一项都有证据支撑：
+"guaranteed"、"definitely works"、"all tests pass"、"everything works"、
+"fully tested"、"production ready"、"no bugs"、"works perfectly"、
+"should work"、"trust me"。
+任何带这些词且无证据附带的声明，均判定为夸大，必须改写为带证据的表述。
+```
+
+**J3. Best-of-N 验证（Anthropic）**
+```
+对重要回答，用同一提示词运行多次并对比输出。输出间的不一致可能表明幻觉。
+任何有分歧的答案都要先验证再定稿。
+```
+
+**J4. 迭代精炼（Anthropic）**
+```
+把自己生成的输出作为后续提示词的输入，要求它验证或扩充之前的陈述。
+这能抓住并修正单次生成漏掉的不一致。
+```
+
+**K1. 绝不要信任模型建议的导入——先验证包真的存在**
+```
+使用或安装模型建议的任何包之前，先在注册表验证它确实存在
+（pip index versions <pkg> / npm view <pkg>）。LLM 编造不存在的包名的概率约
+5–22%，且约 58% 的名字会跨运行复现——攻击者会提前抢注同名恶意包
+（slopsquatting，USENIX Security 2025）。包名是主张，不是事实。
+```
+
+**K2. 信心不是证据**
+```
+使用 AI 助手的开发者实测更自信、更不安全（Perry et al., CCS 2023）。
+把「我有信心这能跑」当作需要验证的信号，而不是替代品：跑命令、贴退出码、
+引用 file:line。无法用实际运行支撑的主张，要明说。
+```

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+# SDD 契約 — 仕様駆動開発ガードレール
+
+本契約は `verify-before-code` スキルが**コーディング前に**読み込みます。コーディング
+タスクは、この契約に対して表現でき、AgentSeed の MCP ゲートを通過した場合のみ
+受け入れ可能です。
+
+## 1. タスク契約が示すべきこと
+
+コーディング前に、エージェントはすべてに答えられる必要があります：
+
+- **目標** — コードが生み出すべき挙動。
+- **インターフェース** — コードが公開する正確な関数/クラス/エンドポイント名と
+  シグネチャ（呼び出し側が要求していない名前を捏造しない）。
+- **入力と出力** — 型と構造（エラーケース含む）。
+- **非目標** — スコープ外の明示（YAGNI）。
+- **検証方法** — 「完了」の証明方法（テスト、コマンド、ツール呼び出し）。
+- **リスククラス** — Critical / High / Medium / Low（チェックリスト参照）。
+
+いずれかが不明なら、推測せず停止して質問します。
+
+## 2. 禁止パターン（幻覚シグナル）
+
+生成コードに以下があれば、タスクは**未完了**です：
+
+- `stub`/`mock`/`fake`/`placeholder`/`dummy`/`todo`/`fixme`/`tbd`/`tba`/
+  `not implemented`/`coming soon` を実ロジックの代用にすること。
+- プロジェクトで定義・インポートされていない関数/クラスの呼び出し
+  （知識衝突幻覚 — 捏造 API はコード幻覚の 15.1%、arXiv:2404.00971）。
+- 最新ドキュメントにのみ存在し**インストール済みバージョン**に無い API の呼び出し
+  （まずロックファイルを確認）。
+- 計算値・取得値が求められる箇所でのハードコード値。
+- 今ターンで読んでいないファイルの内容・行番号の参照（ファイルは変わりうる）。
+- 証拠なしの誇大語彙を含む完了報告：`guaranteed`、`definitely works`、
+  `all tests pass`、`everything works`、`fully tested`、`production ready`、
+  `no bugs`、`works perfectly`、`should work`、`trust me`。
+
+## 3. 検証ゲート（agentseed MCP サーバーが実行）
+
+| ツール | 合格条件 |
+| --- | --- |
+| `verify_code` | `suspects` が空（未定義/未インポートのシンボルなし） |
+| `scan_hallucination` | `clean` が `true`、かつ `stub_code`/`oversold`/`fabricated` ヒットなし |
+
+両方が合格して初めて完了を報告できます。完了報告には合格を生んだ証拠
+（コマンド、出力、ファイル）を添付します。
+
+## 4. 失敗処理
+
+ゲート失敗時、エージェントは：
+
+1. フラグされたシンボル/行とその `group`（`stub_code`/`oversold`/`fabricated`）を読む。
+2. 正しく実装・インポートするか、実在の依存に置換するか、欠けた証拠を添付する。
+3. ゲートを再実行して合格させる。
+4. 本当に解消できない場合のみユーザーに明示 — 黙って完了にしない。
+
+## 5. 関連リソース
+
+- `PROMPT-POOL.ja.md` — 本契約の各ルールに対応するコピペ用プロンプト。
+- `HALLUCINATION-PATTERNS.ja.md` — これらのルールの背景にある失敗モードカタログ。
+- `VERIFICATION-CHECKLIST.ja.md` — タスク完了時の実行可能チェックリスト。
+- `VENDOR-SOLUTIONS.ja.md` — ベンダー技術と導入状況。

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+# SDD Contract — Spec-Driven Development Guardrails
+
+This contract is loaded by the `verify-before-code` skill **before** any code is
+written. A coding task is only acceptable when it can be expressed against this
+contract and then passes the AgentSeed MCP gates.
+
+## 1. What a task contract must state
+
+Before coding, the agent must be able to answer all of:
+
+- **Goal** — what behavior the code must produce.
+- **Interface** — the exact function/class/endpoint names and signatures the
+  code exposes (no inventing names the caller did not ask for).
+- **Inputs & outputs** — types and shapes, including error cases.
+- **Non-goals** — explicitly what is out of scope (YAGNI).
+- **Verification** — how "done" is proven (a test, a command, or a tool call).
+- **Risk class** — Critical / High / Medium / Low (see the checklist).
+
+If any of these is unknown, the agent must stop and ask, not guess.
+
+## 2. Forbidden patterns (hallucination signals)
+
+The following in produced code means the task is **not** done:
+
+- `stub`, `mock`, `fake`, `placeholder`, `dummy`, `todo`, `fixme`, `tbd`,
+  `tba`, `not implemented`, `coming soon` as a stand-in for real logic.
+- Calling a function/class that is never defined or imported in the project
+  (Knowledge-Conflicting hallucination — invented APIs are 15.1% of code
+  hallucinations per arXiv:2404.00971).
+- Calling an API that exists only in docs-for-latest but not in the installed
+  version (check the lock file first).
+- Returning a hardcoded value where a computed or fetched value was required.
+- Referring to a file's content or line numbers without reading it in the
+  current turn (files may have changed).
+- Overclaim vocabulary in a completion report without attached evidence:
+  `guaranteed`, `definitely works`, `all tests pass`, `everything works`,
+  `fully tested`, `production ready`, `no bugs`, `works perfectly`,
+  `should work`, `trust me`.
+
+## 3. Verification gates (run by the agentseed MCP server)
+
+| Tool | Pass condition |
+| --- | --- |
+| `verify_code` | `suspects` is empty (no undefined/unimported symbols used) |
+| `scan_hallucination` | `clean` is `true` and no `stub_code` / `oversold` / `fabricated` hits |
+
+Both must pass before the agent reports completion. Completion reports must
+attach the evidence that produced the pass (the command, the output, the file).
+
+## 4. Failure handling
+
+When a gate fails, the agent must:
+
+1. Read the flagged symbol/line and its `group` (`stub_code` / `oversold` /
+   `fabricated`).
+2. Either implement/import it correctly, or replace it with a real dependency,
+   or attach the missing evidence.
+3. Re-run the gate until it passes.
+4. Only if a flag is genuinely unavoidable, surface it to the user — never
+   silently mark done.
+
+## 5. Companion resources
+
+- `PROMPT-POOL.md` — copy-paste prompts for every rule in this contract.
+- `HALLUCINATION-PATTERNS.md` — the failure-mode catalog behind these rules.
+- `VERIFICATION-CHECKLIST.md` — the executable end-of-task checklist.